Thursday, 16 October, at 50, George Square, in screening room at 18.00.
Le Fate Ignorante, His Secret Life (2001). It is an Italian - Turkish film, directed by Ferzan Ozpetek, a Turkish director.
Next week, starting on Monday 20th November, Postdoctoral Fellow Dr Freya Gowrley will lead our second Twitter Takeover, where we hand over control of the IASH Twitter feed (@IASH_Edinburgh) to a Fellow. Freya has been at IASH since September, having completed her PhD in History of Art at Edinburgh last year. Here she outlines her current research:
Eszter Simor, a second-year PhD student in Film Studies, will present a paper entitled "Irony, Sexism and Magic in Paolo Sorrentino's Films". Eszter's paper is published in the journal Studies in European Cinema.
Thursday 7 December
17.10 in the Meadows Lecture Theatre, William Robertson Wing, Teviot Place
Mark Depauw (Leuven)
‘Ancient World Research and Tools in Synergy’
Wednesday 22 November
17.10 in the Meadows Lecture Theatre, William Robertson Wing, Teviot Place
Ian Repath (Swansea University)
‘A metaliterary meadow in Achilles Tatius’
Wednesday 15 November Danuta Shanzer (Vienna) TBC
17.10 in the Meadows Lecture Theatre, William Robertson Wing, Teviot Place
Tuesday 14 November
17.10 in the Meadows Lecture Theatre, William Robertson Wing, Teviot Place
Curie Virág (Universities of Edinburgh, Toronto, Budapest)
‘Penetrating knowledge: Cognition and cosmic flow in Early and Medieval Chinese Philosophy’
[Classics research seminars Joint with the Centre for Medieval & Renaissance Studies]
Dr Ilda Erkoçi - Mapping Literary Albania
Institute for Advanced Studies in the Humanities Work in Progress talk. All welcome.
5.30pm, Seminar Room 1&2, CMB.
Roundtable on Prof Jonathan Hearn’s new book ‘Salvage ethnography in the financial sector: The path to economic crisis in Scotland’ with Prof David McCrone (University of Edinburgh) & Mr Ray Perman (David Hume Institute).